Fysioterapi & Rehabilitering

Physiotherapy & Physical Rehabilitation

Our physiotherapy and rehabilitation team designs individually tailored programmes to restore movement, strength and function after injury, surgery or the onset of a chronic condition.

Physiotherapist guiding a patient through a rehabilitation exercise in a treatment room

Clinical scope

Physiotherapy & Physical Rehabilitation supports patients throughout their recovery, whether following a day surgery procedure, an orthopaedic injury, or as part of managing a longer-term condition affecting movement. Programmes are developed jointly with your referring specialist so that rehabilitation goals match your overall treatment plan.

Sessions take place in a dedicated treatment space equipped for both hands-on physiotherapy and guided exercise-based rehabilitation, with progress reviewed regularly and the programme adjusted as you recover.

Conditions & procedures

  • Post-surgical rehabilitation
  • Sports injury recovery
  • Chronic back and neck pain
  • Joint stiffness and reduced mobility
  • Muscle strain and soft tissue injury recovery
  • Balance and functional movement conditions
  • Post-cardiac and post-illness reconditioning

Diagnostic tools & clinical capabilities

  • Functional movement and strength assessment
  • Individually tailored exercise-based rehabilitation programmes
  • Manual therapy and hands-on treatment techniques
  • Progress review in coordination with your referring specialist

Your First Visit

What to expect

Your first physiotherapy session begins with a thorough assessment of your movement, strength and the specific limitations you are experiencing. Your physiotherapist will explain the findings, agree realistic goals with you, and set out a structured programme, including guidance on exercises to continue between sessions.

Before You Arrive

Patient preparation

  • Wear comfortable clothing that allows freedom of movement.
  • Bring details of any recent surgery, injury or imaging relevant to your condition.
  • Note any activities that are currently difficult or painful, to discuss with your physiotherapist.
  • Bring any braces, supports or mobility aids you currently use.

Discuss your physiotherapy needs with a specialist

Contact our patient coordination team to arrange a consultation with the right specialist for you.